Provide a non-minified version of the plugin for standalone install

[Gazler]

Currently the instructions for the standalone plugin, depend on a version of the plugin compiled by jsDelivr. This is great, and the standalone install for Tailwind 4 is a great way to install (we are adding this by default to the Phoenix Framework installer https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix).

In the standalone install, since the plugin is being vendored and imported, but not included in a build, it would be nice if it was unminified (even if shipped via jsDelivr.)

[saadeghi]

Hey,
Thanks for the PR.
The majority of daisyUI users use it as NPM dependency so a bundle file of the package wouldn't be efficient to be included (at least on the same package)

I'm open to release it as a separate package, but first I need to know why is it required?
For debugging the file in case of errors? Or manually editing the bundle file? or…

[Gazler]

Thanks for considering this.

So, as I mentioned, we're probably going to be adding DaisyUI to Phoenix by default. This means all new applications generated with the phoenix installer will include the standalone daisyUI script in their application. We deliberately moved away from having a dependency on Node.JS/npm a few releases ago, as many of the issues raised on the project were due to version incompatabilities.

So the main reasons for being able to see the source code are:

1. If Tailwind/daisyUI get out of sync in some way, it'll make debugging easier. This is probably especially relevant because we're not using npm, so can't check the required versions in package.json
2. We're shipping this with each installed application, so users probably prefer to have the option to read/modify the code.
3. When a user upgrades daisyUI, they can easily see a diff of the changes. I appreciate that there's a lot of minified CSS classes in the generated output, but the actual JavaScript segments are perfectly readable. https://gist.github.com/Gazler/b243bcc7fab310e8a624c5abaebecff1

This could also point users towards daisyUI, similar to how topbar (which we also vendor) does https://github.com/Gazler/dayzee/blob/master/assets/vendor/topbar.js#L6 - if not, we can include this in comments in our app.css though.

[saadeghi]

Thanks.
From now on, bundle files will be available for each release:
Example: https://github.com/saadeghi/daisyui/releases/tag/v5.0.6

Can be downloaded like:

curl -sLO https://github.com/saadeghi/daisyui/releases/latest/download/daisyui.js

I used Bun instead of Rollup, as it was already the build tool for daisyUI.
Thanks for the PR 💚